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- • ; e • - , :raft Xd,:(...)T 2 ~P•t 4.44 %v.\ • • f • , T ai 1 4, .43c 444.4-\'‘ :41 MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 180 Q. [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPEiiiiirl SIMMER 5303.] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDLN. MORROW EVENING, Dec. 26, mg, will be perforated a Tragedy, called THE ROMAN FATHER. To the. PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, HE favourable reception I have met with during my'present Canvas induces me most respedfully to en treat a continuance of your Support, which cannot fail of en suring me that success of Which I have.at present the fairest prosped; my pretensions to so distinguished a mark of your kindness are founded tkpon a service of twenty-two years in India, and a faithful and zealous discharge (limy duty to the Company ; shoilld you how be pleased to confer upon me the honburahle distindion of choosing me to be one of your Executive Body, I will evince my gratitude by devoting the whole of my time to your important concerns, and make the interests of the -Company the governing objet and principle - of my conduat. .1 have the hon Our to be, Ladiet and Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful humble Servant, .• JO.HN TAYLOR. 40, Devonshire place, Dec. 2.s,'lBtitf. 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GENERAL POST.Oi;RIC, Dec: 18, WHEREAB, the Bags of Letters sent porn. 7 : 7 Leighton ,Buzzard, Luton and Dunstable, an the gib Inst. were, on the Alorring of the eitbet 1.6.1 or , Stolen front• the Afail-Coach,,ii.ad not hitvi,ngt:ee;:Since 7 e.-overeitr, whoever shall apprther4 and convicts, or cause to to convit7ed, the Person. or Persons wba.may bays s'tolers re-' ereted the said Bags;, be entitiy to a, Reward of FT FT Y GUI NE-AS, or if an Accomplice in the Rhheiy, or ki:cv, , ing thereof, th ell surTendrr i hiinsell and Make discovety, wherelji one or more of the Person.s concerned thereia may be apprschended irs4 brought iopirtice,s.i . !th Discovirer will be ewriled to II,: sail: Reward, and :v. , i!l also receive His Majest,s , 's Most graeir;ui l'a:Von; Tullus Hostifius, Mr. EGERTON; Horatius, Mr. COOKE ; Publius Horatius, Mr. YOUNG ; Valerius, Mr. I3RUNTON ; Horatia, Mrs. CLARKE ; Valeria, Miss BR I STOW. In Aft V. the Entry of Publita.s iato lk , i4.ne with a Trium phal Car. This Div were published, In Two large Volumes Odayta, - price tl. t ,in boards, a new Edition, on an improved plan, with large Additions, of DISCOURSES and DISSERTATIONS on the SCRIPTURAL DOCTRINES of ATONEMENT and -SAC RI FJ C E ; and on the principal Argunients ad vanced, and the mode of Reasoning .employed, try the Up. ponents of those Doetrines, as held by the .Estab i lished Church. With an Appendix, containing same striclures on Mr. t elsharn's Account of the Unitarian Scheme, in his Re view of Mr. Wilberforce's Treati,se., • ,„ It is a Capital Gjenge in any one receiving Bank-Pores or taker out of the Mail, knowing ;be rase tn hen 4 teen starts I be! cow. . , By Crnmand of filf llttiestjoi Postmattir-G« R A Ne: IS' FRE Al.! NG Sri- later:which will be performed a new Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR ; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Clown,. Mr. GRIMALDI ; Sir Timothy Chalkstone, Mr. T. BLANCHARD; Sir Marmacluke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAY ; COlurnhine, Miss ADAMS ; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. BRISTOW ' • F a iries, Misses E. H. and S. ADAMS, with Dancing. Boxes 75. Second Price 35. 6d.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 2S. Gallery as. Second Price H.—Upper Gallery is.- The Doors will be opened at ilatif pest Fire, and the Play laegin at Half past Six. On Wednesday, The Wheel of Fortune. • Uri 'Thursday, Eeery Man in his Humour. LYCEUM THEATRE. Under the_Special Licenseot the LORD CHAMBERLAI N,. Granted tor the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. 'THEIR. Majesties' Servants, forming the COM -I.'‘: !'ANY. of the Iate..D.RURY LANE THEATRE, To_moßßow EVENING, December 26, tBO9, Iserform•the Tragedy of . GEORGE, BAII I .&WELL. Thoroughgood, Mr. POWELL ; Barnwell, Mr: EY RE ; George Barnwell, Mr; NIELVIN ; - Trugrnan, Mr. HOLLAND ; Millwood, Mrs. POWELL; Maria, Miss RAY ; Lucy, Mrs. SPARKS. Afterwhieb will be revived the celebrated Pantomimic Fairy Tale, called 0 CINDERELLA; Or. THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. IMMORTALS. Cupid, Master LAU RENT ; Hymen. Master W EST ; Venus, Mrs: MATHEWS ; Nymph, Mrs. BLAND. MORTALS. The Prince. Air. ROBERT ; Pedro, Mr. LAURENT ;'• lite Sisters, Mrs. SCOTT and Mrs. CHATTERLEY ; Cinderella, Miss KELLY. Boxes 6s. Second Piice Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.— tallery 2S. Seconcl Price is.--Upper Gallery is. Second *rice Oct. lioNe.s and places to .be taken of Mr. Spring, in the. Box ?ffice, at the , Strand. entrance.; of whom may also be had erivate Boxes nightly. The Doors to • be opened at Half past Five, and the Per 4ormauce,to begin at Half past Six. The new Comedy t,f Sudden Arrivals will be performed 14 1 Wednesday, and every evening this week. CASE OF MRS. WILTON. IT is trust‘d, that it will be stifficient.tastate her• a ff:ti n g Situation. to excite. a lively interest and ensure a liberal Contribution towards her Support. The Rev. William Wilton, lieaor of South Stoke, near 4 1 _mufti, an alive and exerciPlary Clergyman, was seized on Alenday Morning, Nov. 27th , with an Inflammation in his Bowels, 'which terminated in .his Death; on luesday Even ing the 28th. The Widow is left with seven Children, (five of whom are Cif's), the eldest 14 years. the youngest it months old; being at the same time, in expeaation of an eighth Child in Fe bruary next. • The Assets barely suffice to cover the Debts, and no pecu niary provision has been made for Herself or the Children. Subscriptions will be received by Messrs. Bushby and Co. and Messrs. Oliver and Co. Arundel ; Messrs. Diggens and Co. Chichester ; Messrs. Stoveld and Co. Petworth Messrs. • Margison and Co. Worthing; Messrs. Mitchell. -and Co. Brighton, Messrs. Whitfield and Co. Lewes, and Messrs. Lanham and Co. Horsham • in London, at Messrs.ll4rclaY Tritton. and Bevan, Lombard-street; Messrs. Gosling iirid Sharp, Fleet-street; Down, Thornton, and . Co. 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